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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
2
A fragment mentions Mes C B Barr of Derby Connecticut and her Janet, indicating a personal or family note within the page segment.
Local report notes Fen ey at Falmouth among eight privates from the town.
Rev Otto pastor of Evangelical Free Church preached at the morning service. Miss Lavina Willis was soloist with Miss Marguerite accompanying. J Leighton played the organ. On August 2 Rev Andrew J Torsleff of Acton will preach.
Mr and Mrs Baward Hughes of Main Street West Concord are associated with the Pearl and Barbara in a fragmentary notice detailing local residents and entities.
Belier Vermont trustees appoint an advisory committee from the board including Frederick W. Raton Winsor Miss Be win Cook Henry Thompson and William Emerson. They fill vacancies on the board with Robert F. Duncan and Anne Roger C. Fenn.
A partial excerpt discusses John 17 verses and the Divine Principle. It notes Jesus life as a demonstration against error and the misconception of righteousness, with reference to pages 53 and 54.
International travel notes report Mr and Mrs Clement B Town of Nashoba Road sailing on the Bremen for a month in England Scotland and Ireland. Miss Virginia Joslin visits Provincetown with her parents Supt Eimer L Joslin and Mrs Joslin. A company promotion in New York is noted. Concord roof letters go up at the State Armory. Bedford and Concord discuss a large regional airport with Lexington support. A four part comedy of life in modern Washington concludes with Tea last the mission of the King Monday.
Peter Faneuil, Boston merchant, funded a building for a market and town hall. It was completed just before his death in 1748. A fire in 1761 destroyed it and the current Faneuil Hall was erected by the town in 1763.
The 20th annual Sheehan family reunion shifts from the Sheehan farm and Acton to August 2 at Camp Joyce Kilmer in Sand Hills Scituate. Concord families expected to attend. Community announcements note plans, committees, engagements, and local residence changes amid fires in West Concord.
Announcement from Concord reports the marriage of Rosa Mund Arnold daughter of Mr and Mrs Edmund Kent Arnold of Commonwealth avenue to Edward Richmond Gray son of Mrs Gerald Hull Gray of Beacon street. The ceremony was held at the bride’s brother in law and sister Stanwood Knowles Bolton residence and was followed by a reception for both families. The bride is a Junior League member and her engagement had been announced last May.
Edward Laurence Craig of class 1938 is again on Harvard’s Deans list with honors and high grades. He earned A and B marks according to the report, reflecting continued academic distinction.
Two men from Concord and Waltham were injured in a crash and treated at the hospital. White suffered a broken nose and was held for observation after examination. The car or machine involved was wrecked.
A funeral service was conducted at noon at the home of the deceased’s parents on Westford Road by Rev. H. A. Ofatio of New York. The burial took place in Sleepy Hollow cemetery.
Wash and cut rhubarb and cook with sugar and water in a covered dish. Add strawberries and finish to use as filling for biscuits. Prepare strawberry sauce with sugar water and flour, then bake into drops. Crown Salads with tomatoes and celery, plus glazed carrots with butter and parsley. Luncheon salad combines ham beans and onions with French dressing.
The fragment notes Pimma hats common in Sunder and that the best people avoid them preferring imported straw hats. It mentions Curiously South Africa and a 50 year discovery with gold found in rock near a bank.
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